about the job
Our Moral Ambition Fellowships offer a transformative journey—one that demands your full commitment as you pivot your career alongside a cohort of ambitious peers. In response to rising inequality and growing global momentum for progressive tax reform, we are launching the Global Tax Fairness Fellowship. This new program will support the next generation of leaders working to redesign our broken tax systems across the United States, Canada, and Europe.
The fellowship is expected to begin with a one-month full-time training in December 2025, followed by six months of placements through June 2026. During the program, fellows will receive a monthly stipend and work full-time with host organizations such as think tanks, advocacy groups, research institutes, and multilateral organisations. Training will cover international tax law, policy strategy, coalition building, stakeholder engagement, and narrative change.
All dates are tentative and subject to change. At this stage, we are only collecting expressions of interest. Once funding and host placements are finalized, we will share a full application form with those who registered interest.
about the role
Today, billionaires often pay lower effective tax rates than teachers or nurses. This is not just unfair—it’s corrosive to public trust, economic resilience, and democratic institutions. Our current tax systems were not built to handle asset-based wealth or financial globalization. The result is a growing concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a few, while the majority carry the fiscal burden.
The Global Tax Fairness Fellowship is designed to equip a new generation of professionals to tackle this challenge head-on. We are seeking individuals with at least five years of experience in fields such as tax law, communications or finance. You should have a strong motivation to work on inequality and a desire to advance tax justice through policy, research, advocacy, communications or coalition building.
As a fellow, you will:
- Join a diverse cohort working across North America and Europe on tax reform
- Receive intensive training in international tax frameworks, political strategy, and movement building
- Work for six months on high-impact projects inside host organizations
- Help build the legislative and narrative groundwork for a global minimum wealth tax
- Receive tailored career support to continue contributing to this field beyond the fellowship
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